October 2013, when infamous street artist Banksy revealed his New York City residency, he set off a daily scavenger hunt among curious fans, would-be art collectors and, of course, the police. With camera phones at the ready, everyone wanted a piece of his ephemeral works before they were destroyed—or removed for profit. Chris Moukarbel tracks the course of Banksy’s secretly created public works from the Lower East Side to Staten Island, Williamsburg to Willets Point, and explores the unprecedented speed of the public’s reaction.

A Chinese young woman and Italian man hit the language barrier when they try to strike up a conversation on a plane in a fun new spot for Wrigley’s Doublemint Chewable Mints, created by BBDO South China, produced by P.I.G China and directed by Nelson Cabrera.

Credits:

Client: Wrigley China

Agency: BBDO South China

Executive Creative Director: Kevin Lynch

Creative Director: Helen Sze

Business Director: Eric Zhou

Agency Producer: Maggie Ng

Production Company: P.I.G. China

Director: Nelson Cabrera

Executive Producer: Nick Dodet

Production Service Company Bangkok: Ta Prod

Line Producers: Anne Prakaiwat Guyon / Louis D.

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